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Using red dye to demonstrate that mercury can't be absorbed by a towel

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enes.hl🧩3 years ago

me showing this video to my family

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𝔸ⓡłØժąҜ𝖎ₐᵣᵢₒdₐₖᵢ ᵥᵢₛᵢₒₙ3 years ago

mercury is deadly, its fumes are deadly don't mess with it

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BeMe3 years ago

Then he proceeds to rub his eye

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David GMI.ETH 🌍💎3 years ago

What was this supposed to teach us?

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V3 years ago

That gloves doesn’t look thick enough 👀

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Alex Ezma Rey3 years ago

Just dropped 1/4 of a gallon on my fuzzy rug in my room, and can’t get it off

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JinX | QU3ST3 years ago

Mercury: strong electrostatic forces of attraction between positively charged metal cations and negatively charged sea of delocalised electrons. Towel and red ink: Weak intermolecular van der Waal's forces of attraction Substance that contain forces of attraction with such a big difference in strengths dont mix.

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